Civil War Confederate Soldiers Designer TOOB® 1

No. 679004

by Safari Ltd

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$14.99USD

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5 pieces per TOOB®. Contents Cannot Be Purchased Individually.

Study one of America’s worst conflicts with our Civil War Confederate Soldiers Designer Toob. This Toob contains Confederate soldiers in different poses, including standing with a flag, standing with a rifle, reloading a rifle, and two soldiers kneeling with rifles.

Characteristics: Professionally designed and individually hand painted for life-like realism, these miniatures are ideally suited for inclusion in civil war dioramas, as educational resources, as gifts for a history enthusiast, as catalysts for imaginative play, and more. Through these figurines you can experience one of the most significant turning points in American history.

Size and Color: 1.75 inches long, 1.75 inches wide, and 10.5 inches tall, this Designer Toob is a bit smaller than the size of a standard American ruler and contains 5 different figurines that range from 1.25 to 3.75 inches tall. Dressed in olive greens, browns, and dark grays, these soldiers are wearing the most iconic confederate uniforms.

The Civil War Confederate Soldiers Designer TOOB® 1 is part of the TOOBS® collection

All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA free

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Lasting from 1861 to 1865, the American Civil War is statistically the bloodiest conflict America has ever taken part in. Fought by the national government allied with 28 northern states under the Union banners against 11 southern secessionist states of the Confederacy, the Civil War’s death tolls were estimated at 620,000 American lives.

Often believed to be the biggest issue that sparked the war, the national government decreed that slavery was to be illegal in every state. However, many Southerners believed the practice was necessary to their way of life, and stated so in their declarations of secession from the Union. Mississippi called slavery "the greatest material interest in the world".

Ultimately, what followed these fierce disagreements was one of the most brutal and taxing periods of war in American history.